How a Man Prays for His Family

by John W. Yates, David Hazard (Editor)

How can a man connect his family to God's awesome power? Many men view prayer as a last resort as a cry for help when their own resources have run out. Others are confused about prayer how they're supposed to "make it work." Men all over the world are rediscovering the fact that prayer does make things happen. How? Prayer connects us with a God of power and compassion who wants us to join with Him in guiding our families through a challenging world. God wants to involve us in meeting our family's need for direction, practical help, and care. And prayer is our most powerful link to Him. How a Man prays for His Family offers simple, practical advice that will help to start or maybe renew your experience of prayer. It shows how begin to really pray for your family overcome the typical "start and stall" of prayer to establish life-changing habits make prayer an effective agent of power and insight for your whole family you, your wife, children, and grandchildren. JOHN YATES is rector of the historic Falls Church (Episcopal) in suburban Washington, D.C. he has ministered to men and families around the world, and with his wife, Susan, is the author of several books. They have five children. "LIFESKILLS FOR MEN books that direct men to a life of strength, wisdom, spiritual character and practical know-how!" David Hazard Creator & General Editor

Genres: Christian

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Taylor Barkley · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a gift from our pre-marital counselors and written by the former rector of our church. It got me consciously practicing prayer for and around my family. It’s a little wordy. Lots of tools and tips to choose from.

[Josh Crews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Reconvicts on the joy of prayer.

Best idea for me from whole book--write down your prayers, and much more joy in God will you have when you remember what you prayed for and you now see it answered.

[Jon · Rating 4 out of 5]

just had to add this, since he's sort of my boss...